Camden

Come Back to Camden

Jonathan Simpson | Posted 10.06.2013 | UK Politics
Jonathan Simpson

Camden Town markets are one of London and the UK's most popular tourist destinations, visited by over 100,000 tourists each weekend. Restaurants, bars and entertainment venues contribute to a multi-million pound night-time economy. The area has grown so much that the main tube station is struggling to cope.

Monkeys Bite London Zoo Visitors 'At Least Once A Month'

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 06.06.2013 | UK

Monkeys at London zoo attack at least one visitor a month, it has been revealed. Yellow and black squirrel monkeys bit 15 people over the last yea...

Why Drug and Alcohol Education Is So Important

Jonathan Simpson | Posted 03.06.2013 | UK Politics
Jonathan Simpson

It is a great testimony to the resilience of Amy's family that soon after her death they decided to work on retaining her legacy by setting up a new charity in her name, with the aim of preventing the effects of drug and alcohol misuse on young people.

Love Your Live Music Venue

Jonathan Simpson | Posted 21.05.2013 | UK Entertainment
Jonathan Simpson

If people don't go to these venues then they will be unsustainable in the long run. If smaller venues go then it will make it almost impossible for budding musicians to get their first gig. What will happen then? Will we be left with a situation where acts have to audition for talent shows to get their break? It's a depressing thought.

Three Things to Eat and Drink This Month

James Emtage | Posted 17.05.2013 | UK Lifestyle
James Emtage

I found myself munching on a gull's egg this week. I wasn't planning on it, the situation just sort of arose and presented itself in my mouth. What's special about a gull's egg, you might be wondering. I was.

Amy's World On Show

The Huffington Post UK | Sarah Dean | Posted 15.05.2013 | UK Entertainment

Amy Winehouse's life will be celebrated in a family exhibition opening this summer at London's Jewish Museum. The 'Back To Black' singer's brother ...

Ed Miliband, Action Hero

Posted 09.05.2013 | UK Politics

Ed Miliband has been hailed as an "action hero" today by a woman cyclist after he came to her aid when she tumbled from her bike. Ella Phillips, 29...

Miliband Rescues Fallen Cyclist

PA/Huffington Post UK | Posted 09.05.2013 | UK Politics

Ed Miliband was hailed as an "action hero" on Thursday by a woman cyclist after he came to her aid when she tumbled from her bike. Ella Phillips, 29, ...

POLL: Do Gyms That Run Female-Only Sessions Discriminate Against Men?

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 01.05.2013 | UK Lifestyle

A recent editorial written by London gym goer Peter Lloyd, and published in the Daily Mail newspaper, has caused waves of confusion across Twitter. ...

The Funki Dred Comes to Harvey Nichols - Exclusive Interview With Soul II Soul's Jazzie B

Kate Lawson | Posted 16.06.2013 | UK Style
Kate Lawson

If I was to sing "Back to life, back to reality", you'll instantly recognise those lyrics as being from one of the biggest hits of 1989 by RnB, funk a...

Little Barrie: An Unholy Trinity of Rock in Camden Town

Jason Holmes | Posted 14.06.2013 | UK Entertainment
Jason Holmes

As The Beatles' 'Tomorrow Never Knows' fades out over the PA, the feedback groan of Barrie Cadogan's Gibson splits the air, a white umbilical guitar lead coiling obscenely into the amp. Five minutes into the gig and the band has put a grip on a crowd who twist with delight in the dark womb of the club.

'Cameron's Police Guard' Dies From Gunshot Wounds

PA | Posted 20.02.2013 | UK

A 43-year-old police officer from a unit that guards the Prime Minister and other high profile figures has been found dead from gunshot wounds. The...

The Hypnotic Eye: Under Their Spell

Jason Holmes | Posted 19.04.2013 | UK Entertainment
Jason Holmes

The Hypnotic Eye make a photogenic combo, which may explain the evening's presence of several photographers who are eager to capture a band who look as if they've stepped straight out of the London of 1968.

The Government Needs to Stop Discriminating Against the Poor

Layla Haidrani | Posted 19.04.2013 | UK Universities & Education
Layla Haidrani

In a period of grave economic downturn, why is the current government making everyday life more difficult for poorer families?

Man Killed By Falling Shop Sign Was From New Zealand

PA | Posted 30.01.2013 | UK

A man killed by a falling shop sign has been identified in reports as a young lawyer from New Zealand. Jacob Marx, 27, died on Monday when he was h...

The Cult of Clutch - Live Review

Amy Freeborn | Posted 27.03.2013 | UK Entertainment
Amy Freeborn

Clutch are a special band. Their mix of blues-inspired hard-rock is so addictive, so groove-laden, that the room didn't stop moving all night.

Top Five Emerging Icons Live: Jan 14- Jan 20 2013

Kat Jackman | Posted 10.03.2013 | UK Entertainment
Kat Jackman

This job ain't always easy you know. Each week we have to find just five Emerging Icons gigs to tell you about- but there is just so much amazing live...

Anna Söderström: Spinning Yarns

Jason Holmes | Posted 09.02.2013 | UK Style
Jason Holmes

Anna is an advocate of the Drapers SOS Save Our Skills campaign which also has the backing of Arcadia boss Philip Green. Save Our Skills champions the sourcing of product categories which are no longer cost effective to produce offshore.

Top Five Emerging Icons Live: Dec 17th- Dec 23rd 2012

Kat Jackman | Posted 10.02.2013 | UK Entertainment
Kat Jackman

We may very well be in the middle of preparations for our grand finale show of the Emerging Icons Live Tour this week; but that's not to say that we're not already looking ahead to what other gigs we have to look forward to.

To Speak or Not to Speak: Would You Share a Panel With a Hate Preacher?

Tulip Siddiq | Posted 08.02.2013 | UK Politics
Tulip Siddiq

I started to ponder - where is the fine line between free speech and hate speech? Even if someone is allowed to say something, should I, through engaging with them, help to legitimise views I think damage the community I work hard to protect?

Amy Winehouse's Home Up For Auction

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 15.11.2012 | UK Entertainment

Amy Winehouse's Camden home has been put up for auction, with a guide price of £1.8 million. The house in which the Grammy Award-winning singer wa...

Street Food, Street Food Everywhere and Not a Pitch in Sight: Boris, We Need You!

Shrimpy Balfour | Posted 09.01.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Shrimpy Balfour

It is no secret that street food in London is thriving. Every month new traders hit the scene with mind boggling new concepts and taste combinations crazy enough to make Heston think twice... But our own experience thus far has been fraught by intransigent councils and endless negotiating with the powers that be.

Detective Died 'While Chasing Phone Thief'

PA/Huffington Post UK | Posted 06.11.2012 | UK

A detective who collapsed and died in Camden was chasing a phone thief at the time. Detective Constable Adele Cashman, 30, an officer based at Kent...

Police Officer Collapses And Dies On Duty

PA/Huffington Post UK | Posted 06.11.2012 | UK

A police officer has collapsed and died while on duty in London. Detective Constable Adele Cashman, 30, a crime squad officer based at Kentish Town...

Event Review - Faithless receive PRS for Music Heritage Award at The Jazz Cafe

Carly Wilford | Posted 02.12.2012 | UK Entertainment
Carly Wilford

With grace, honour and unrivalled wisdom, Sister Bliss and Maxi Jazz stood proudly tall in a venue that saw them play their first ever full live gig alongside band member Rollo back in 1996. Holding the highest respect from anyone who has ever had the pleasure to work or play alongside them, Faithless have walked the journey of most who have graced the Jazz Cafe's famous stage.